Candidates of the Queensland state election, 1918

A flyer for William Hartley, the Labor Party candidate for Kurilpa

This is a list of candidates who stood for the 1918 Queensland state election. The election was held on 16 March 1918.

The main parties in the election were the Labor Party, led by Premier T. J. Ryan and the Nationalist Party, led by Leader of the Opposition Edward Macartney.

By-elections

Retiring Members

Nationalist

Candidates

Sitting members at the time of the election are shown in bold text.

Electorate Held by Labor candidate Nationalist candidate Other candidate(s)
 
Albert Nationalist William Lawson John Appel
Aubigny Nationalist James Desmond Arthur Edward Moore
Balonne Labor Edward Land David Roberts
Barcoo Labor T. J. Ryan Henry Buchanan
Bowen Labor Charles Collins John Mann
Bremer Labor Frank Cooper Edwin Little
Brisbane Labor Mick Kirwan Norman Worrall
Bulimba Labor Hugh McMinn Walter Barnes Joseph Marconi
Bundaberg Labor George Barber William Foster
Buranda Labor John Huxham William Sparkes
Burke Independent Darby Riordan William Murphy
Burnett Nationalist Joseph Warmington Bernard Corser
Burrum Nationalist Albert Whitford Colin Rankin
Cairns Labor William McCormack William Griffin
Carnarvon Nationalist Randolph Bedford Donald Gunn
Charters Towers Labor William Wellington Robert Williams
Chillagoe Labor Ted Theodore William Worley
Cook Labor Harry Ryan Walter Anderson
Cooroora Nationalist Hector Spratt Harry Walker
Cunningham Independent John Alfred Moir James Purcell Francis Grayson
Dalby Nationalist Austin McKeon William Vowles
Drayton Nationalist Michael Alke William Bebbington
Eacham Labor William Gillies William Sloan
East Toowoomba Nationalist James MacDougall Robert Roberts
Enoggera Labor William Field Lloyd William Wright
Fassifern Nationalist Joseph Sweeney Ernest Bell
Fitzroy Labor Harry Hartley Kenneth Grant
Flinders Labor John Mullan William Little
Fortitude Valley Labor Thomas Wilson Bernard Revenall-Holland
Gregory Labor George Pollock Eric Anning
Gympie Labor Thomas Dunstan Alexander Glasgow
Herbert Labor William Lennon Hedley Gelston Ralph Johnson
Ipswich Labor David Gledson James Blair
Ithaca Labor John Gilday John Morton
Kennedy Labor James O'Sullivan Andrew McIlwraith Taylor
Keppel Labor James Larcombe William Thompson
Kurilpa Labor William Hartley James Fry
Leichhardt Labor Herbert Hardacre William Smout
Lockyer Nationalist Robert Butler William Armstrong
Logan Nationalist Alfred James Reginald King
Mackay Labor William Forgan Smith William Manning
Maranoa Labor John McEwan Hunter Robert Swan
Maree Labor William Bertram Victor Cross Pearce Douglas
Maryborough Labor David Weir Charles Stewart McGhie
Merthyr Labor Peter McLachlan Peter MacGregor
Mirani Nationalist Maurice Hynes Edward Swayne
Mitchell Labor John Payne Alfred Watts
Mount Morgan Labor James Stopford Alexander Cameron
Mundingburra Labor Thomas Foley Charles Pennger
Murilla Nationalist John Durkin Godfrey Morgan
Murrumba Nationalist Arthur Sampson Richard Warren Benjamin H. White
Musgrave Labor Thomas Armfield John White
Nanango Nationalist Walter Burton Robert Hodge
Normanby Labor Jens Peterson Harry Hill
Nundah Nationalist Sid Cook Hubert Sizer
Oxley Labor Thomas Llewellyn Jones Cecil Elphinstone
Paddington Labor John Fihelly John Adamson
Pittsworth Independent James Mahony David Edwards Percy Bayley
Donald Mackintosh
Port Curtis Labor George Carter John Kessell
Queenton Labor Vern Winstanley Alfred Daking-Smith William Morgan
Rockhampton Labor Frank Forde John George Egerton
Rosewood Ministerial William Cooper Harry Stevens
South Brisbane Labor Edgar Free Albert Harte
Stanley Nationalist Bill Hefferan Henry Plantagenet Somerset Duncan Watson
Toombul Nationalist Alexander McDonald Andrew Lang Petrie
Toowong Nationalist William McCosker Edward Macartney
Toowoomba Nationalist Frank Brennan James Tolmie
Townsville Labor Daniel Ryan Hedley Gelston
Warrego Labor Harry Coyne Jerry Tamblyn
Warwick Nationalist David Swiss-Davies George Barnes
Wide Bay Nationalist Andrew Thompson Charles Booker
Windsor Labor Herbert McPhail Charles Taylor

See also

References

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